You are listening to a Clark's World magazine podcast with your host and narrator Kate Baker.

Greetings Clark's World Citizens. How are you holding up? Is it hot where you are?

It's been absolutely unbearable where I am. I guess that's what you get for the middle of July.

There isn't much news to report before the second story of the month.

However, I wanted to say thank you to anyone who's subscribed to the Kindle. If you sent out the word or told a friend about it or about 40% of the way there.

So 40% of 500 subscribers needed to get that third story is awesome.

Continue to spread the word if you want another podcast and if you want more

fiction from Clark's world.

And I've been a very, very good girl. Last couple of podcasts and I haven't plugged you too too much on getting your Hugo votes in. But we are reaching the deadline and the next podcast will be too late and I won't be able to warn you ever again for this year at least.

So if you are in attending or supporting member of this year's WorldCon.

Make sure that you get your votes in before the deadline,

which is July 31st.

So on to our second story. This work of fiction comes from author An Awooomo

Jela. Frozen voice is the name of the peace.

And for those of you who don't know the author, On is a linguistics, enthusiast, and

denizen of the American Midwest, writes a little bit of everything so long as it's speculative.

After graduating from the Clarion West Writers Workshop in 2008,

on return to Iowa to begin case-moding consensus reality one work of fiction at a time.

Fiction bearing the mark of this elusive author can be spotted in a variety of hears and

theirs including Fantasy magazine, Asimov's science fiction, Apex magazine,

and Rich Horton's 2011 years best.

On can be found at her website, A N dot O-W-O-M-O-Y-E-L-A dot net.

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